New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-06
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PERSONAL

Tho late william f.. Wheeler, ex-Vice-P President
would have been married again, two or three years
ago had not his health been in such precafiouS
condition.
II was brought to mind Decoration Day at Hart
ford that there monument to mark the grave VI
Henry C. Dcming. Before the war he was popular
Democratic politician But when the Rebellion broke
ont he organized the 18th Connecticut Regiment ana
went f., the front He Acting Mayor OF New
orleans after the capture of that city on MS rotar
TO Hartford Colonel Dcning was eleeuu nfaSv ~ b,y
Republicans, anu he was also sent 10 Congress W
them.
The Rev. T.. c. I',Iles, Of salem Mass, has hnaiy
accepted the call of the Third Universalst Church
OF this city, but Will not come here until next sep
tember
Canon Wlberforce visited Portland, Mo, last week
and under the guidance Of General Neal Dow 1n'
spected the system OF destroying coniscated liquors.
The Rev. DR.. W. Fl Adams, Of vicksburg, Is the
seventh man chosen to fill tho present vacancy In
the Blshoprlc of Easton, Md
Elder f. W. Evans of the Shaker Community at
Mount Lebanon. is going IT, England this summer,
and will preach and lecture several Of tho large
cities.
Miss Charlotte Gray, of London, England, will
speak before the Women's Christian Temperance
Union OF Boston to-day. She Is one OF the Chief
organizers and officers Of the Worlds Christian Tenn
perance Union.
They say mt Newport that Mr.. Isaac Bell 1r, tho
American Minister to the Ne hcrlands, would ike very
much to be Governor Of Rhode Island and after that
United States senator and that with this ambition
firing his heart he contributed largely to the funds OF
the recent Democratic campaign there.
Mr.. George Waller, who has lately been super
sed.d in tte American Consul Generalship at PARIS,
viii sail for Europe Oh Jcne to the Office over
to his successor
The miners OF swansea, Wales, have presented to
Mr. Gladstone on address engraved on a silNcr-sct
lump Of coal "Punch" once pTorhesed that coal
would some day become a. TO be ranked
among precious stores.
Professor william H. Wooery, who has been
elected president Of Hiram College Is Kcntuckian
uhiIty-Avo year. old, and has been engaged as u
teacher in NewYork, Pennsylvan and West VIZ
gnia
Two Young English ladies living at Dresden re-
Gently went TO Berlin visit, and wishing to
mako the most of their time wrote - the Chancellor,
expressing their fervent wish to him; whereupOn
they received an invitation his palace where they
were most kindly received. A servant took them
through tho palace and showed them every thing ~
interest with which they wCre u course, greatly De
gbte their ioy cuu ina ing vi en- Prince Bismarck
himself suddenly appeared and dressed them most
kindly I'm English. walking with them Tor S'Hc
time in the garden before biddlhg them i%o"e"
Some valuable relics of Franz List, bequeathed by
him to the city Of Vienna, have lately been turned
over 70 that municipality. Among them are WIFI
ing case once the prperty of Haydn, and the ciavi-
chord used by Mozart at home This splnet OF Mo-
zlrt'- resembles in igncdnI Looking tStle 'u.
two ellis In length, with black frameM ork; without
pedals AMI comprising five OtaVcs: Inc chOus arc
mostly broken. Gu.Smen 10 the lid Is the an
n0unce ment of the dca1h AUlarts WI ow. MOLart
Iauo Will be rC-Cr, 81 IN tho MunlclPdl MUSEUM
y the side Of Fran schuhcrts plano. which has long
been in the possession of tho ely Of Vienna